The first hard frost usually finds Frankfort in early November, and for one morning every lawn in the village stands silver and stiff and perfectly still. R.J. Landscape works right up to that morning — the last cut of the year, a final pass with the trimmer, leaves carried off so the turf goes into winter clean. Ahead of it come the long green weeks: mowing on a route, edges cut along drives and walks, mulch refreshed so the beds look like somebody meant them. The spring cleanup opens everything back up once the ground finally dries out in April. The pride is in the finish — a property left neat enough that the change of season looks intentional.